Wildflour Vegan Bakery and Café

The baked goods are amazing (especially the chocolate chip cookies) and it’s a great place to stop for something quick and delicious to eat/​drink. I had one of the vegan pizza slices and it was really great. I can’t wait to stop by again!

Anytime I go to Garden Grille I have to stop in here. First of all the staff is amazing and super kind, especially Alison, that girl is a true gem who really knows whats up when it comes to fine customer service.
Wildflour is great because they’ve got so many fantastic vegan treats to choose from, but don’t let that dissuade you because they’re just as great, if not better than non-​vegan desserts.
My favorites consist of their almond butter cup, cinnamon knot, and their brownie.
They also offer an array of healthy shots, teas, smoothies, and juices. Stop in this place and try it out, it’s totally worth it!
P. S. The vegan chili is also out of this world.

This is my favorite spot in Pawtucket to get a juice and an amazing cupcake from some super friendly and knowledgable staff. Everyone is always willing to go out of their way to discuss ingredients, pastry secrets, and their favorites which has helped me try so many new things — like tofu matcha cheesecake — yum! I look forward to the lavender lemonade in the summer and love to see what’s new in the chill case. Oh — and Alison always remembers me… and everyone in the place… amazing. Love.

I’ve been coming here regularly for three years now and have always had consistently amazing baked goods and juices/​smoothies. As a vegan, it’s awesome when you find a vegan bakery and a bonus when the baked goods are SO good that you can fool even the most stubborn butter-​loving friend. Not only do they have compassion for animals in their baking, but that compassion trickles over in to their customer service. Alison greets you with a smile and treats you like an old friend and Gary and Bunny always have something nice to say. Overall– the BEST bakery I have ever been to– make sure to try the chocolate/​chocolate chip sea salt olive oil cookie… if they even have any left when you get there!!!

I’ve been dying to come here ever since googling «vegan Rhode Island» and ever since my friends wonderfully picked me up some cupcakes for my birthday! And there was nothing to disappoint. I was so pleased to see so many gluten free options as well; I got a delicious lemon tart while my companion tried out the blueberry scone. The tart definitely won out in my opinion, but the ginger lemon tea I had to go with it really stole the show. Spicy, lemony, and the perfect accompaniment to a sweet tart. I did like the idea of them selling their day old baked goods in a bundle for 5 dollars, but I will admit it is slightly more expensive than I’d like. But if I’m looking to treat myself every once in a while, Wildflour will be my go-​to!

Great place to pick up a coffee or smoothie. They have amazing gluten free choc chip cookies and the granola scone is also very yummy.

I love this place! I’m vegan and I come here every day. It’s a great place to work or hang with friends. It’s a high vibrational environment, and the food is amazing. The staff is so friendly and fun. Especially love Allison who is so so warm and welcoming. I have had a few uncomfortable exchanges with the (I think?) new manager who can be a bit rude and cold, but otherwise, I love this place and I will continue to come back because of everything else that is wonderful about it!
I recommend the rainforest and almond butter cup.

Great costumer service, everyone was SO sweet and helpful. The food is delicious and so are their juices and smoothies! I would recommend this bakery to everyone

Im so happy i finally checked this place out. The juices ive tried (the beet juice and the big c one) were yummy. The raw lasagna was alright but the hummus and carrots quick grab snack was sooo yummy. The blueberry cheesecake cupcake was really yummy and the cookie dough too. This was my first experience with vegan pastries and i was so surprised how delicious they were. BUT the best in my eye is the raw cheesecake. im literally eating a piece now and it’s amazing!

Always love making a point of stopping here when in Rhode Island. So worth it.
A real life vegan bakery gahh. So many options. All vegan, with many raw and GF items. Delicious coffee. Great fresh juice selection. Wheatgrass?! Yasss!
Staff is always friendly.
My favorites: hot chocolate with almond milk and peanut butter brownies!
Also they have homemade dog treats, 2 for $ 1 (haven’t tried them myself though heh)

On my way home from a meeting, in lieu of lunch, I thought I’d go get a smoothie to drink in the car. Stopped in to Wildflour. Atmosphere is nice, modern and the people are good looking. Tried hard to pick the smoothie out of their limited menu and finally decided on the ginger smoothie with some whey protein powder. Came out very spicy and okay flavor, but $ 10 for a smoothie? Ridiculous in Pawtucket!

Came here after dinner at Garden Grill (Same owners. Most likely Garden Grill sent you here to pass time while you wait to be seated). Cute café, but totally smells like a health food store. Anyways…
We tired the carrot cake and almond pistachio cupcake.
Carrot cake was on point! Delicious, the truth and close to the real deal. The almond pistachio was ok after I let it thaw for a bit, otherwise it was quite the chew fest. Here’s the thing about every vegan cake I’ve ever had — the texture is always akin to that of a muffin. Going in with the understanding of the texture will help temper expectations. However, I remain on the meh side when it comes to vegan desserts. I respect it, just not my first choice.
To be fair, this place is much more than the 2 cakes I tried. There’s a wide variety of sweet and savory treats like smoothies, fresh juices, the much raved about raw lasagna and raw cheesecake. None of which I tried, but I’m mighty curious about that lasagna and cheesecake.
Prices are a tad bit too high for my liking. $ 3.25 for a cupcake. $ 8 for a smoothie? Yikes, I’ll pass on that. We’ll see if I sing a different tune after giving the savory treats a try.

Yum! So happy to have a local vegan bakery — and a delicious one at that! I’ve tried a few different items and I’m always happy.

I LOVE IT!
I’m a gluten free vegetarian, and this place is perfect! You need to try the cranberry walnut coffee muffin. And the rainforest smoothie! So great.
Prices are pretty good too! Average for the very good quality.

Awesome food! Cool people!
The place seems very clean and they have a lot of options for food.
I also appreciate how they’ll sometimes package day-​old bakery items and sell them on the side for a discount, if you are interested. (They are marked as such. Everything on display is fresh)

Delicious smoothies, juices, coffee, and baked goods! Atmosphere is so clean and relaxing too

The food is great but the customer service is disappointing. They do not have an updated website and they make placing orders more difficult than it should be.

Heaven on earth. They have soy creamer on the bar like a Starbucks has half and half. Hallelujah! I would 100% drive across town for that reason alone. Coffee is great. Every single baked good I’ve had has been great. Staff is all so adorable. It’s so bright and lovely in here, it’s my favorite place to sit and get work done (also an excuse to get a cookie/​scone/​whatever). I am sure I’d be 10 lbs thinner if Wildflour didn’t exist but I’m not complaining. I love you Wildflour!

I frequent Wildflour. I think their vegan baked goods are outstanding. The pumpkin whoopie pies are the best I’ve ever had! The staff could be friendlier but I’ve had no major issues. I plan on trying more of their coffee and juice options — what I’ve had so far has been good.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. Yummy gluten free treats. Good coffee. TONS AND TONS of crazy smoothie options. Fresh squeezed juice. Vegan options. They have some grab and go food as well but don’t count on having a full lunch. It’s a great spot to meet up with a friend and catch up. One time I asked a worker what was in a scone, the worker proceeded to read me the back of the card w/​every ingredient in the darn thing. So, they take their food and drink ingredients seriously.
While you’re there try some water! Eh, water? Yes! Water! Every day it’s a different concoction of fruit, vegetables, herbs, whatever! Sound weird? How about cucumber melon water? Delicious! Or blueberry mint water? Yeah, it’s refreshing.
The inside isn’t that big but it’s bright and open so you don’t feel like you’re in a dark and heavy coffee shop.
They have a lovely outdoor patio with a few spots to sit. I even like to sit out there when it’s cold because it’s a cute spot. They also have a coffee reward card and a smoothie reward card. So if you buy enough (10) you’ll eventually get one free. Enjoy.

I frequent Wildflower Bakery far too much. It is so great though and the staff is so friendly. I feel welcome and taken care of every time I walk in there. The coffee is great and the pastries are really yummy. I often bring my computer there and get some work done and it is such a cozy environment to work in. Whether you are a vegan or not, this place is a breakfast destination!

The delicious vegan bakery items at Wildflour are on par with bakery anywhere — there’s no sense that anything is missing from the fudgy brownies, soft cookies, and perfect cupcakes. The rotating selecting of flatbreads and soups consistently satisfies, and make for a good snack or light meal if you aren’t looking for something sweet.

I’ve had a fresh juice from Wildflour before but I finally came in to try their bakery treats. I recently gave up dairy for my health so I was super excited to eat a muffin or anything that looked and tasted like a normal pastry.
I decided to try a hot chocolate with almond milk, a banana walnut muffin, a cinnamon knot, and the sweet potato pudding. For all of this I paid about $ 14 and change.
While waiting, a barista I’ll call him, asked if I wanted to try the coconut milk whipped cream. I said sure why not, and it was the best decision of my life. I barely made it half way home before finishing the entire hot chocolate. I’m so happy to have my hot chocolate back. The sweet potato pudding was amazing, I did pick off the almonds and coconut but the potato was amazing. The texture was smooth, it tasted sweet but you would never know that it was made with coconut milk. The banana walnut muffin was great too! I actually took the cinnamon knot home to my family and after everyone ate a piece I told them it was vegan. They were shocked and never would have known.
I can’t wait to go back in. The friendly staff alone is enough to come back in and then you add the delicious vegan treats, well damn I’m sold.

I went here with a friend for brunch last week on Friday morning. First off, the 4 stars is solely for the delicious food! I had both a blueberry scone and a choc chip cookie that were amazing. My friend is allergic to eggs so it’s one of her fav places. BUT, the staff is stereotypical «hoity toity» vegan hipsters who are short tempered and impatient. As if a first timer coming in with a vast selection of baked goods and endless list of beverage options will know what they want in 0.2 seconds. Plus, the place is a bit tight so if it’s busy, people are basically standing on top of your table. All in all, worth the visit but I’d take your yummy goods to go.

Yeah I’d say this is a great stop for out-​of-​towners. It’s a genuine destination and there’s a great park nearby for checking out too. I had an oatmeal cookie and the wife had the pumpkin whoopie pie. Both are delicious. Server at the register gave me just a hint of attitude, but I’m from NYC. I can take it.

Absolutely love this place! Fresh, tasty, clean, friendly… I could go on & on! This place has made me a scone lover… and I’ve always hated scones!
They also have really good coffees, teas, & smoothies! I love the sillyantro… amazing!
The inside is small, but cute and outdoor seating is available.
So, if your in the neighborhood, stop in & try it… you’ll love it!

My favorite bakery in RI. Super friendly (and pet friendly) staff. Incredible and plentiful vegan options. They even offer all natural dog treats. You are welcome to bring your pets with you on the patio. I always get the same snacks, chocolate chip cookie and chocolate peanut butter cupcake, you can’t go wrong! Their cinnamon rolls are great too!

Stopped by for a quick lunch, grabbed the bbq pizza slice and a lemon ginger tea iced! Just one more reason to love this place, the slice was a square and plenty big loaded with black beans, sweet potatoes, scallions. yummy tasty city and I chowed on it room temp!

I visited this place while on a trip and wish I had one by my home!
I got 3 desserts: raw cheesecake, peanut butter chocolate cupcake, and raspberry filled whoopee pie. All were good, but I would rank them in the order I’ve listed.
The cheesecake is not like a traditional cheesecake, but excellent for a raw version (I’ve had one before and wasn’t surprised by the loose/​flan-​like filling that didn’t taste like a traditional cheesecake).
I got the PB cupcake over the PB brownie, which also looked great, because the employee said the cupcake had a PB core. When I ate it, there was a small little piece of PB toward the top of of cake base, but not a full core, so wish I had tried the brownie instead. The chocolate cake part was good, better than a Sprinkles or other cupcake place, but being a PB lover, I thought the peanut butter frosting was far superior.
The whoopee pie was good, but not as phenomenal as the others, but still happy I got it. :)
Cute interior to the place and nice outside seating area, too. Good place to see some cute doggies.

Am I vegan? No. Do I still thoroughly enjoy Wildflour’s tasty treats? Absolutely.
They have a pretty good variety from sweet treats to smoothies and teas. Typically, I have a lot of difficulty finding something to eat at vegan or vegetarian places due to my nut allergy. I have to say only once have I been here when a treat did not lure me into purchasing it.
They have a nice sized dining area that makes a great study spot or location for a quiet chat. When the weather is warm, there is outside seating to enjoy.
As some other people have noted, the staff are super friendly but not necessarily in a hurry. Their cupcakes do tend to have a large pile of super sweet frosting. I have no problem taking some of that off and still enjoying. But there are things that can be perfected.

It was a damp autumn evening. The kind of dreary November night that really makes you not want to leave the house. The drizzle clung to the air, resisting the slick city streets, and the wind had gone, leaving the air still.
I was in my friend’s third-​story apartment doing tarot and lamenting the fact that I had a huge crush on somebody, and had pulled out all the stops, doing everything I could to be noticed, to be cherished, to be admired by him. My solicitation was returned with the news that he had just begun seeing somebody else.
I got emo, and then my friend suggested that we could go to Wildflour and get comfort food.
Hell yeah, Wildflour! Because I don’t need a man, we made the journey through the mist, down paths pocked with potholes, ranting about the rain and midterms and coworkers, until we stumbled upon this paradise of all things vegan and gluten-​free.
I ate cake. I ate a cookie. I ate a frosted brownie. I ate a cupcake. I even ate a macaroon. It was too good to be true, but it was true, it was real, it was friendly to my insides which writhe in the presence of gluten, and I washed it down with some great coffee.
Sometimes we have those bad days where we just need a little pick-​me-​up. Some of us go to yoga or meditate. Some of us go for a run. Some of us just need a cookie.
And a cupcake, and a brownie, and peanut butter cake, and coconut morsels.
My fellow gluten-​intolerant (etc.) friends, if you’re ever in that mood, Wildflour has your comfort food.
Today, I’ve forgotten all about that guy, but I haven’t forgotten about Wildflour. I’ll try to be back before the next time I’m dumped. ;-)

I’m not a vegan but I enjoy vegan foods because they require a level of inventiveness that I find intriguing…
Wildflour has excellent bakery options, from «raw cheesecake» to raspberry filled whoopie pies. I have no idea what ingredients constitute any of these treats, particularly since most of them are also gluten free, but I must say I’m happy to eat them all!
Most recently I enjoyed a vegan pizza (quite filling, but served cold which was kind of a bummer), an almond milk hot chocolate (standard fare, but nicely made), and the two desserts mentioned above. I warn you: the bakery window will take down even the staunchest «I prefer savory to sweet» blasphemers in town.
The downfall to this place is the high pricing. I understand the ingredients are costly, but the raw-​reos, which are the size of a petit four, cost $ 2.50 each. I’ve had a kale salad that was $ 8 and had maybe five pieces of kale in it. I’m not knocking the quality, but I can’t afford to eat here, ever. The only reason I felt justified in ordering what I did was because someone gave me a gift card.
In addition, as some others have mentioned, the staff vary in their level of… welcoming personalities. The hot chocolate/​coffee barista was really nice. The cashier seemed angry that he had to repeat my total. I’ve had a girl roll her eyes at me before, and since I’ve worked in the service industry, I try really hard to not be eye-​roll worthy. So, if you visit, I’d advise not staying past 30 minutes, and bringing a couple paychecks worth of money to spend, if you want to be able to enjoy everything this place has to offer.

I’ve only been to Wildflour once, but I have to say it was such a wonderful experience that I will definitely be going back when I am in RI again. Everyone I talked to that worked there was super friendly, patient (with me especially who was so overwhelmed by all of the delicious options that it took me a good five minutes to come up with a concrete decision), and knowledgeable. You could tell that they don’t just work there to work, and that most of them are passionate about what they do, if not at least pretending that they are. Service with a smile is no joke here.
I bet you’re wondering what I finally chose. It came down to the brownie or the chocolate chip cookie (I wasn’t that hungry, so it was hard to choose which would be worth over-​stuffing myself). I decided on the chocolate chip cookie and my choice was an excellent one. It was crunchy, but had amazing flavor– lots of dark chocolate chips. Honestly I wanted to try everything (the smoothies, the tea, the CAKE) and I eyed everything at least three times before deciding on the cookie. My next thing to try will definitely be a smoothie and probably a piece of cake.